Bridal & Baby shower gifts
07-25-2011, 04:13 AM
#111
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Location: Spring Lake, NJ
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I think gift cards are fine if that is what one so desires.but to be told that is"IT"........ forget that!!!!!!
A lot of today's stores are located throughout the country.and if one wants to purchase a gift, it can very easily be delivered for one of their stores in the bride's locale.
And they just might wrap it for you !!!!!
A lot of today's stores are located throughout the country.and if one wants to purchase a gift, it can very easily be delivered for one of their stores in the bride's locale.
And they just might wrap it for you !!!!!
07-28-2011, 01:39 AM
#112
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Location: Timberlea, Nova Scotia, Canada
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I'm with you guys.. I'd be happy to grab a gift card (gives me more time to quilt) But I'm all about convenience in my old age, and it means I don't have to rack my brain on something they may get 3 of.....JMHO
Gift card would be very appropriate & appreciated in a case like this where the couple already has everything they need. Fixer-uppers are expensive so a GC would be very useful.
Originally Posted by gramajo
Originally Posted by bj
I've been invited to one like that. Both were older (mid-30's) and had lived on their own since college and had nice things. She already had every kitchen gadget known. They asked for gift cards to Home Depot, as they'd bought an old fixer-upper house. I actually thought it was a great idea, for them. I think cards are sometimes a good idea, especially when you don't know the couples all that well.
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